Reviews and Problems with Canon EOS 650D / Rebel T4i / Kiss X6i
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Overall 6
missing important feature
AZ Cowboy, Canon
2 weeks ago
Conclusion: After purchasing camera I discovered it can not put "date taken' on the front of the picture. I am retired, take lots of long trips and hundreds of pics on each trip.
Pros: Quick Start-up time, excellent image quality, Superior build quality, Bright LCD, Solid Operation, Simple controls/menu, easy to use
Cons: Missing features/settings, noisy, Short battery life, Heavy/Bulky
Summary: Very nice -Canon user and prefer-have Ae1 and Sure shot G5, this one I tried talking myself in keeping but the body is too small -this should not be downsized.
Summary: I received the product and am not that impressed with with cheap camera bag and the 2Xzoom magnification blurs the photos. I have a Cannon REBEL T3I that I love.
Summary: The camera itself is great but if you want to get the full potential of it you will need to invest in better lenses than what comes with the kit.
Video autofocus is horrible, otherwise a great camera
J. Fulton, Amazon
26 March 2013
Summary: My primary reason for upgrading to this camera was my hope that the video autofocus system would be good enough to allow me to stop carrying both a camera and a
Summary: Ease of use. Willingness controls. Lightweight and strong. With the lens Canon EF-S 18-55mm photos are poor. Buy this product for its low price and good features.
Summary: Ease of use. Willingness controls. Lightweight and strong. With the lens Canon EF-S 18-55mm photos are poor. Buy this product for its low price and good features.